Honda Accord front wheel bearing DIY replacement press in at home hand tools. GEN 8
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2019
- How to replace Honda Accord FRONT wheel bearings. No hydraulic press or machine shop needed!! It's actually an easy job with the right tools. Front bearings are the harder press in kind.
This was actually filmed on a Gen 8, 2011 Accord Coupe. Fast forward through the real time slower parts. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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Damn bro. Good video. Can't believe all the hate you're getting for just showing how you do it. Big props by just using a freaking open end wrench to get that bearing in.
Thank you so much for saying that the race is leftover from the old bearing. I thought it was a separate part. Only you made that clear!
I bet if you check every dads toolbox mist of them have that same craftsman ratchet. Lol😂 i was given mine in high school and im in my 40s. Still works great.
God bless you! That picture wire trick was EXACTLY what I needed! Neither of the two snap pliers I have were strong enough. I uses a vise-grip instead of a c-clamp. That you!
Man! Very informative . Keeo making great videos. Will subscribed. 👍🏽. Thank you.
The only power tools used were a $9.99 angle grinder and a friends Kobalt medium strength impact gun with air compressor and I only used that to remove the wheel spindle nut quicker. I suppose you could use a hacksaw and a very long cheater bar on the end of the 36mm socket.
Thanks Green!!!!!
Wow! This is an excellent tutorial and answered all my questions. The only part I didn't like was the handing of the clip ring. You can get clip ring pliers for pretty cheap and not risk getting smacked in the wrong place by a flying ring. Great job overall!
True, fair enough. I just didn't have them on hand and my tool set is pretty broad and pretty complete, but don't have those. So was a little work around to complete the job. Putting a towel over it will easily catch a flying ring. Sort of it you like to put a towel over a bottle of champagne if one is the worrying type so to speak. But in this case it should be done, that ring could sail and injure someone.
That snap rings built different bro promise, broke two pairs of snap ring pliers doing mine, still got the other side to go
Great video. Thanks.
Nice vid. Only time I cringed was seeing you press that bearing in using the open end of that wrench . Great job though thanks for info doing this . Now I see what I'll be up against when I tackle this job myself.
Thank you!!
It’s an interesting and satisfying job.
Best of luck on yours.
Yeah, are you aware that wrenches have box ends on them?
I just buy the whole knuckle loaded with the bearing and a lower ball joint, so much quicker, has a brand new backing plate, mine was rusted off
in hindsight you want to break a lot of those bolts and fasteners lose before you go take it all apart.
What brand wheel bearing did you use? I notice even the name brand ones nsk, skf and timken are all made in china now in 2022. They once were made in usa 😅
Timken
Take the caliper and roter off first, its easier to loosen bolts , and less weight on the spindle, and brake line.
So, 8 Gen Honda Accord front wheel bearing replacement on a Mazda Car?
Just Mazda rims 😂
I have a 2000 Honda accord that I'm about to do the front wheel bearing but when I got the new bearings they dont have a magnetic on either side but my car has the abs sensor so now I'm lost and dont know if I should I install them or what side should I put them in or would it matter?
I would have probably called the part maker and ask them why there is no magnet. Otherwise, how did it go?
Wait, the bearings should have a magnet on them? I just got my bearings in the mail today and didn't notice any kind of magnet. What am i missing??
The bearings should have a slightly magnetic side to them. That's the tip that that is the correct side to face the ABS wheel sensor that you can see in the hub. It's very slight - a light weight paper clip barely is attracted to it and actually usually slips right off. Looking closely though, one side is a little more attracted to that paper clip and little more 'clingy'. That's my experience, and all 3 bearings I bought and installed are the Timken brand.
I am wondering why you didn't use the impact drill on the handy work with the manual press? Seems like an idea to me although not a mechanic.
its about control.
I just unplug the cable for the ABS wheel sensor inside the engine bay. Mine are completely seized in there
So then the cable line fishes right out of the car body and follows the spindle / hub when you remove it all? Didn't know that could be done, that's handy. Thanks for the tip. Those ABS sensors always seem seized in there and too delicate to not break if your apply the force needed to remove them. Better off just leaving them jammed in the spindle unless you want to risk replacing the sensor as well.
Your center cap on that rim has a Mazda symbol...
Yes it does. Those rims are Infiniti G35 coupe 18” wheels. However I got the set used from a person who had them not very successfull mounted on a Mazda3 Speed turbo. He sold me the set. Inifinit wheels will bolt on to Hondas. The prior owner got Mazda emblem stickers and placed them on these infinti stock wheels. I have since removed those stickers.
And the irony is I have Mazda rims with snow tires for winter.
I get a humming noise like I'm inside a plane is that the wheel bearing? issue?
Most likely yes. I described mine like a helicopter.
I have a ball joint removal tool that i use for the upper and lower ball joint and the outer tie rod end. It was $15 on Ebay
That's a handy tool to have. I 'loaned' that tool from Oreilly's at the same time I loaned the wheel bearing press kit. As long as you get them back you get your money back and it makes it a free loaner. Hoping to not have to do lots of suspension work in the future, but would be a worthy purchase.
Where did you get the bearing tool
Listed in video. Auto loaner tool.
Why does it have mazda wheels
I love that you don’t mention what year Honda accord that we’re working on
He said 8th gene
Thats because its not even an Accord. At 0:49 the caption said Infiniti
@@lonestar275 . He said in another comment he got the wheels elsewhere.
@@lonestar275That's because it's Infiniti wheels on an Accord...
Uh, well, the wheels are Infiniti G35 'track edition' wheels. They can fit on Hondas. I just pointed that out - because the center opening on the Infiniti wheel is too narrow to use for the trick of loosening the wheel spindle. I got the idea to use the Honda supplied spare tire for that step. That has the correct wider opening.
Just spend the extra 20 bucks and get a pre pressed one
hub and bearing? don't you still need to press the hub onto the knuckle?
Front wheel bearing never comes with a pre pressed one ever! 🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾
Neversieze everything !!!!!!
What?
@@staypositive4358 It's a great penetrating fluid. Spray, soak, and repeat.
Decent tip. I do use the Anti-Seize on some of my jobs (like oxygen sensor replacements and exhaust stuff).
@@staypositive4358 Anti seize copper
Whose garage is it then?
It ain’t mine. Was guest starring in it as its fully insulated.
Wtf you didn't finish it??
Looks really difficult . Too easy to make a mistake and damage the bearing.
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Title for Honda Accord but working on a Mazda wtf 🤦🏾♂️
OH? Oh it’s impossible to fit Mazda rims on a Honda. Or Infiniti. Just completely impossible. You guys are like detectives!
@@taramurray6994 rite!!! Like whoever needs the help has the time to look up offfsets for wheels to see if Mazda wheels fit Honda or a Ferrari wheel will fit my Benz
Turn down the music blasting in the background when you're making a video- PLEASE! So much noise. Hard to watch.